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Did anyone else notice the weird throwing of hands
xXMrTransistorXx 5 months ago
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xXMrTransistorXx 5 months ago
...how much slo-mo do you need...
KayserEin 8 months ago
If only films today had half the emotional directness of this one scene
crwdfwtx 9 months ago
De Palma is the campiest director ever.
cornbruiser 1 year ago
Poor Hestor :(
dontstopmenow 1 year ago
De Palma was influenced greatly by Alfred Hitchcock,he just loved how Hitch could put together a scene.
jay55also 1 year ago
Methinks Kirk Douglas is verry angry ... in SlowMo! - Perfect! :)
TheApacus 1 year ago
Anyone notice around 3.00 minute mark, it keeps changing from in shadow to sunlight... bad continuity :-(
bradley583 1 year ago
this is an awsome film..i love it...still i can't i cant understand why it got the R18+ rating in Australia...its not very violent,no strong sex or references or nudity, and no strong course language either.
oh well...lol
StrictlyForADULTS 2 years ago
A very awesome movie!!! A classic!!!
am2boni 2 years ago
An excellent movie.
aikido661 2 years ago 3
In case no one knows, Amy Irving does the singing voice for Jessica Rabbit in "Who framed Roger Rabbit."
Theshark15z 2 years ago 3
this was & is a sleeper movie, it never really got cult status like the shining, carrie & scanners. The story is a well thought out and the acting was very good, I would be interested in seeing a updated version of this movie. Amy Irving was a peach..she likely still still is but she does not act anymore so dunno
lndac02 2 years ago
Yeah, an impressive sequence for sure.
CowboyUpBR 2 years ago 3
Amy Irving was great in this movie . . . so pretty and sweet too!
tungstenclark 2 years ago 3
Classic De Palma.. Superb score and this great movie is soon to be remade.
cro499 3 years ago
De Palma was at the top of his game with this, Carrie and Dressed to Kill. He was a genius with slow motion. I don't know why he didn't use Pino Donaggio for this for the music but John Williams did a pretty good job I guess.
ddofyfe 3 years ago 4
DePalma wanted Donnagio, but John Williams' music was such an important factor in the success of Star Wars that 20th Century Fox insisted on Williams.
CaliforniaCaledonian 2 years ago
Amazing sequence! One of my favorites.
althrox 3 years ago 5